Walmart Vision & Glasses 27520 U.S. 98, Daphne, AL 36526

"Their eye doctor works one and a half days a week and if you can’t go on Fri.or Sat.before noon you’re S.O.L.. No apologies just an oh well not our problem. You think they’d offer more pay to attract a Dr. who would actually be there."

"They adjusted my son's glasses, which were purchased there last year, until his glasses felt right. It took him a minute to explain his issue and they were very patient and courteous. They also adjusted my glasses purchased there YEARS ago but stood behind their product and handled me with care. Couldn't ask for more."

"I CALLED IN THIS MORNING AND AS USUAL WAS GREETED WITH A HAPPY ATTITUDE. THEY ARE SO AWESOME AND ALWAYS TREAT ME VERY GOOD. I'VE BEEN A CUSTOMER FOR OVER 15 YEARS! GREAT JOB!"

"They do NOT accept Care Credit for payment on eye exams. My eye exam {for a new contact lens prescription} without any kind of vision insurance, cost me $115. I'm going to have to switch vision centers and go to a new eye doctor who will accept my preferred method of payment - there are other vision centers in Daphne that do accept Care Credit cards - this will just be something that I check beforehand from now on. I would consider returning to Dr. Robson's office if she were willing to begin accepting my preferred method of payment."

"I’ve just dealt with Trevon/Trevion?, over the phone. I was calling to see if my contacts had come in . He told me that I was going to have to come back in and order them ,(which is fine), but I reminded him I was there a week ago. I question him if somebody had forgot to order them. I then reminded him that I had an eye exam, was given my prescription and was given a trial pair of contacts by Dr. Elizabeth Robson. She dealt with me personally and said that she’d get them ordered. For the last 15 years, I would get a call within a week and whatever has been ordered, I would go up there and pay for them. His response was to let me know that the eye exam was just the eye exam. Dr. Robinson does not order any contacts and it was up to me to get it done. He said that I had to leave the store first, in case I wanted to buy contacts somewhere else and then come back in, if wanted to buy them from Walmart. I told him that that doesn’t make sense at all. It has never gone like that in the last 15 years that I’ve been a patient of Dr. Robsons’. I was there to buy contacts from Walmart in the first place! That was the whole purpose of having the eye exam!!! He wasn’t listening and was determined to tell me otherwise. I’ve had a predominantly good experience there but I suppose I was bound to run into a fool like this, at some point."